HTX data showed that XMR broke through 750 USDT and is now at 750.24 USDT, with a increase of 12.31% in 24H.

HTX data showed that XMR broke through 750 USDT and is now at 750.24 USDT, with a increase of 12.31% in 24H.

HTX data showed that ETH broke through 3400 USDT and is now at 3402.82 USDT, with a increase of 6.82% in 24H.

HTX data showed that ETH broke through 3400 USDT and is now at 3402.82 USDT, with a increase of 6.82% in 24H.

HTX data showed that BTC broke through 97000 USDT and is now at 97024.21 USDT, with a increase of 3.58% in 24H.

HTX data showed that BTC broke through 97000 USDT and is now at 97024.21 USDT, with a increase of 3.58% in 24H.

 S&P 500 index fell further by 1%, the Nasdaq fell 1.56%, and Nvidia (NVDA.O) fell 2.3%.

 S&P 500 index fell further by 1%, the Nasdaq fell 1.56%, and Nvidia (NVDA.O) fell 2.3%.

 Federal Reserve Board member Stephen Milian claimed that the Trump administration's deregulation agenda provides an additional reason for the Federal Reserve to continue cutting interest rates. "I believe that the comprehensive deregulation currently underway in the United States will significantly boost competition, productivity, and potential growth, thereby allowing faster economic growth without generating inflationary pressures," Milian said at an event in Athens, Greece. He supported his view by citing various factors, including his expectation that housing inflation will slow down and his lower estimate of the so-called "neutral rate" (the level at which Federal Reserve policy neither stimulates nor restrains the economy). "This will support the continued easing of restrictive monetary policy, but ignoring these (decoupling) effects will lead to unnecessary tightening of monetary policy," he said when discussing deregulation. Milian stated that based on the pace of deregulation in the first half of 2025 under the Trump administration, he estimates that 30% of regulatory restrictions in the Code of Federal Regulations will be eliminated by 2030.

 Federal Reserve Board member Stephen Milian claimed that the Trump administration's deregulation agenda provides an additional reason for the Federal Reserve to continue cutting interest rates. "I believe that the comprehensive deregulation currently underway in the United States will significantly boost competition, productivity, and potential growth, thereby allowing faster economic growth without generating inflationary pressures," Milian said at an event in Athens, Greece. He supported his view by citing various factors, including his expectation that housing inflation will slow down and his lower estimate of the so-called "neutral rate" (the level at which Federal Reserve policy neither stimulates nor restrains the economy). "This will support the continued easing of restrictive monetary policy, but ignoring these (decoupling) effects will lead to unnecessary tightening of monetary policy," he said when discussing deregulation. Milian stated that based on the pace of deregulation in the first half of 2025 under the Trump administration, he estimates that 30% of regulatory restrictions in the Code of Federal Regulations will be eliminated by 2030.

according to Whale Alert monitoring, at 23:41 Beijing time, USDC Treasury burned about 135.6 million USDC (worth about 135.5 million USD) on the Ethereum chain.

according to Whale Alert monitoring, at 23:41 Beijing time, USDC Treasury burned about 135.6 million USDC (worth about 135.5 million USD) on the Ethereum chain.

kas Hits New High of 0.048756 USDT, Up 2.09% in 24H

kas Hits New High of 0.048756 USDT, Up 2.09% in 24H

U.S. Supreme Court did not make a ruling on Trump's tariff policy on Wednesday.

U.S. Supreme Court did not make a ruling on Trump's tariff policy on Wednesday.

cryptocurrency analysis company Chainalysis stated in its latest report that cryptocurrency losses due to scams and fraud could reach as high as $17 billion in 2025.

cryptocurrency analysis company Chainalysis stated in its latest report that cryptocurrency losses due to scams and fraud could reach as high as $17 billion in 2025.